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KS2 History Practice Test: Ancient Greece
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Ancient Greece covers the Archaic Period before the beginning of democracy in Athens, the Classical period which flourished during the 5th to 4th centuries BC and the Hellenistic Period between Alexander the Great and the Roman conquest.

Classical Greek culture had a powerful influence on the Roman Empire and consequently on much of Europe. It brought us philosophy, mathematics and theatre in addition to the myths and stories known and loved by many. For this reason Ancient Greece is often called 'the birthplace of Western civilisation'. 

KS2 History Practice Test: Ancient Greece
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10 Questions

1. What was the climate like in Greece?
2. At which battle were the Persians defeated?
3. Who was the Greek leader that ruled all of Greece and conquered other lands?
4. Which of these was NOT a Greek city state?
5. What were the people of Ancient Greece called?
6. Who conquered the Greeks in 168 BCE?
7. What was the landscape like in Greece?
8. The city states joined together to fight which invaders?
9. What was the name of the people who lived in Crete around 3,000 BCE?
10. In which year did the Greek Classical Period begin?